Sentence examples for we made means from inspiring English sources

Someone asks us what the thing we made means, we say figure it out for yourself, the clues are all there.

He added: "The mistakes we made here means we have suffered a bit of a psychological blow.

"The saving we are making mean more of the licence fee than ever is going on producing the best quality shows," she said.

Nick Rust, the BHA chief executive, said: "The changes we are making mean that everyone connected with our sport will be able to have the utmost confidence in the impartiality and fairness of the BHA's disciplinary panels.

And in our motoring review "Blowing the doors off" (Magazine) we made "flügeltüren" mean "folding doors".

We're alone in the decisions that we make, which means we're also alone when those decisions fall through in the worst way.

We made estimates of mean age if categories of ranges were presented.

We made planned comparisons of means for each treatment relative to controls using the least-squares means test only if the overall ANOVA showed significant treatment effects.

"The problem is that we make money mean so much more than it really is". 6. Be you.

Oulipo described many of their experiments as constrained writing techniques and in this case, you could describe our modification of this feature film as a constrained editing technique, and in doing so we make it mean something new.

It means we made it out of our group and are continuing on our quest.